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SUNORY LETTERS,
LAYsoN's YOUNG MoRoAN-LApY RE

LAYsoN's YOUNG MoRGAN-LADY REEL.
QUINCY, ILL. March II. 1885.
JOSEPH BATTELL, ESQ,
Dear Sir Yours of the 9th inst. ask
ing for the pedigree, description, name
and name of breeder, with address," of
the dam of Layson's Young Morgan is re-
ceived. | regret that | am not able to
comply with your request. Layson's
Young Morgan was bred by William Nc
Daniel of Montgomery county, Mo-, in
1869, and was sold by him to L. Layson
of the same county in 1870, as weanling
Mcdaniel is dead, and so far | have
been unable to learn the pedigree of lay
sons colt on the dams side. Lady Reel
is grand individual animal and bold
trotter. | bought her from Wash. Cor
bin as being granddaughter of Lexing-
ton, but that have proved to be a fraud;
| cannot tell even the blood of Lady
Reels dam. Her mother and grandmoth-
er were brought to Pike county, Ill. from
Missouri in 1865 by Ephraim Cram, a
private in Co. b. Sd Mo. militia cavalry,
who claimed to have purchased the grand
dam (then in foaD at government sale
at Macon City, Mo-, when he was muster
ed out of the service on the 10th of April,
1865. Cram purchased six animals at
said sale, and brought them in car by
rail to Pittsfield, Pike Co., Ill. The grand
dam of Lady Reel was white mare l6
hands highs her foal when it came
proved to be a bay filly with star. She
grew up to be l6 hands high. The filly
passed through the hands of ESQ. Rogers
and III. f. Gregory of Pittsfield, H., to
Nicholas Reel of Middletown, Montgom-
cry Co., Mo-, who owned her until she
died in 1881. In 1872 Reels filly was
bred to Mr.. Layson's two-year-old colt.
and in 1873 foaled Lady Reel. After
serving the mare Layson's colt was alter
ed. This colt was sired by Edney Smiths
Young Morgan, then standing at Middle
town as a five-year-old. Smiths horse
was bred by Benz. Parsons of Primrose,
Lee Co., Iowa, and was sired by John
Bull, out of a mare by Illinois Bellfound-
err; grandeur called Morgan mare.
value Lady Reel very highly as a brood
mare. She has colt aud filly by COrbin
Bashaw and is again in foal to him. Her
produce are all counterparts of herself
both in color and form. | have just fin
ished running down the breeding of
Smiths Young Morgan and will now
turn my attention TO the dam of Layson's
colt. | believe the white mare was by
Old MaZeppa. Yours truly,
Nj. PIGGOTT.
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GlBSON'S TOM HAL.

Editor Danton's Spirit Of the Tuf:-I
see, by Dunton's Spirit of the Turf, of
Jan. %, that the owner of Roam Hal.
wishes the address of Mr.. Fry, of Giles
Co., Tenn, once owner of Roam Hal
(pacer). The writer of the Little Brown
jug article was mistaken as to the breed
ing place of the wonderful little PAGER.
Mr.. Ozro Fry lives near Mooresville,
Marshall Co., Tenn. If mistake not the
identity of Subscribers" horse, he is a
roam gelding with slight deficiency of
one ear. He is by Gibson's Tom Hal,
sire of Little Brown jug, and as this
horse has conflicting pedigree, / will
give what is the general beliefin the COM
munity where the horse was bred. There
seems no doubt that his dam was by
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SO>~o the Children. They are es-
SNSO pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
L. IL ANAFORD, Middlebury, Druggist.
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Breeze, b. g., by Hambleto-
man ................... 2:24
Bruno, br. g., by Hambleto-
man '............. ....... z .2J5
Young Bruno, br. G., by
IIambletonian ........... 2:223
Kate Bradley, black mare, foaled 1858
by Clifton Pilot, dam not traced.
Billy, br. g., by Victor Den
marx. ................. 2 30
Mike, br. e., by Beecher.... :2S
Lady Abdallah, bay mare, foaled 1862
by Alexander's Abdallah, dam MOI
traced.
Don Carlos, b. h., by Cuyler
clay ........... 2 :23i
Granville, CHI. g., by Ameri-
can Clay. ................ 2:26
Lady Fulton, brown mare, foaled 1854
by Stubtail, dam not traced
Buzz, br. g., by Toronto
Chief .................... 2 :2S1
Rufus, br. e., by Ethan AL
len.. CONGRATULATIONS. POO
Wiz, b. g., by Roscoe. ..... 2 :234
Lady Jones, chestnut mare, by Hef1
ling's lliatoga, dam not traced.
Kitty Patchen, CHI. M, by
Jeb Stuart. ............. 2:214
*Billy Scott, CHI. g., by Billy
Green. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2:214
Lady Patchen, bay mare, foaled 1861
by Geo. NJ. Patchen, dam Long Island
Maid. by Montauk, by Cassius NJ. Claw
Barbara Patchen, b. M. by
luOl''..... ............... PA
Geo. NJ. Rysdyk, b. G., by
Rysdyk'. ................ 2 :29t
Lady Rice, bay mare. by WHITEHALL
dam by Trustee; I'd dam by American
Eclipse.
SCOTS Chief, b. G., by Ed
win Forrest............. 2:23
SCOTS Thomas, b. h., by
Gen. George II. Thomas. 2:21
Lady Sears. bay mare, foaled 1852, by
Seely's American Star, dam by Tread
wells Abdallah.
Huntress, b. m, by Volun-
teer. ................ 2 :20i
Trio, b. M, by Volunteer. :233
Lady Suffolk, gray mare, by Harry
Belmont, dam not traced.
Norman, gr. e., by Hamble-
tOHldn :2S3
Rustic. gr. h., by Hambleto-
man,. ............... 2 80
Lasher Mare, gray mare, by Richard s
Bellfounder. dam said to be by Chief
Justice.
Arthur, gr. g., by Young
Columbus. ............... 2 :271
Charles w., gr. g., by Honest
Dan. ...-.............. = :29b
Logan Maid, spotted chestnut mare
foaled 1868, by Pages Logan, dam Clark
mare, not traced.
Billy Button, CHI. G., by Ham,
bletonian Prince. 2:1St
Lady Williams, CHI M, by
Parsons Horse. PSI
Peralto, CHI. G., by Hamble-
tonian Prince. . :26I
Latham Lass, bay mare, by Alexan-
der's Abdallah, dam by Mambrino Chief
I'd dam said to be by imp. Bellfounder.
Don Cossack. b. h., by Au-
gust Belmont. :2S
1ssaquena, b. M, by Pan
coast. ........... = PSI
Concluded next week.
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storm, b. M, ~ MiddletOwn 2 :26t
Gretchen, bay mare, foaled 1867, by
Gideon, dam Kate, not traced
Lord Nelson, b. h., by We'll
lington.. ................ 2 :26t
Susie Owen, br. M, by Dan
lei Boone. ............... :26
Gretchen, black mare, foaled 1866. by
Mambrino Pilot, dam Kitty Kirkman, by
Clark Chief I'd dam by Fanning's lobe /;
Sd dam by Leviathan.
Del Sur, b. h., by The Moor PA
Inca, br. h., by Woodford
MambrlnO. ............... 2 ~
Romero, or. h., by A. w.
Richmond. ............... :19t
Hackett mare, bay mare, foaled 1859,
not traced.
Argonaut, b. G., by Handle
tonlan ................2 :234
Nancy Hackett, IN. M, by
HambletOnian ........... 2 20
Hattie's Dam, bay mare, by Sackett's
Hambletonian, dam not traced
Hattie, b. M, by Dixon..... 2 :298
Milton Medium, b. h., by
Happy Medium. .......... = :25t
Illinois Maid, black mare, foaled 1866,
by Black Donald, dam by Mccartney
Horse.
Callahan Maid, b. M, by Re-
NtISe. 20
Troubadour, blk. G., by Re-
Venge ....... 2 :195
Jane Murray, gray mare, foaled 1853,
not traced.
Clark s.. or. &. by Edward Ev-
erett..... ................ 2 ga
Lottery, gr. e., by HANDLE
tOnlan ................... 2 ~
William H., b. g., by Samson 2 20
Jenny, black mare, foaled 1850, by
Bigelow Horse, dam not traced.
Col. Moulton, CHI. h., by Dan
lei Lambert. ............. 2 :2S4
Nonesuch, CHI. m, by Daniel
Lambert ................ 2 :253
Jenny, bay mare, by Crockett's Ara
bian, dam by Davy Crockett.
King Almont, b. h., by Al
mont. Z.Zlf
May Queen, b. H., by Nor
man .................. 20
Jenny, bay mare, by John billiard,
dam by Gaines Denmark.
Eric, b. g., by Ericsson.... 2:2S4
Mcleod, b. g., by Mambrno
Jenny, bay mare, by Williamson's Bel
mont. dam not traced
Flora Shepherd, CHI. M, by
General Mcclellan. 80
Nelly Patchen, b. M, by FL
aXanuer. .......... 2.214
Jenny Lind, bay mare, by imp. Bell
founder, dam not traced.
Dixie, gr. M, by Pilot, Jr... 2 80
Tackey, gr. M, by Pilot, Jr. :26
Jenny Lind, black mare, foaled 1855,
by Selim, he by John Stanley, dam by
the Buck Horse.
Duck, blk. M, by SCOTS
DlatOSa. ......... z ~
*Maria Scott, b. M, by
SCOTS Hiatoga. ........ 2 "a
Jenny Martin, bay mare, foaled 1870,
by Canada Jack, dam Fanny, not traced.
Frances Alexander, blk. h.,
by Ben Patchen. ......... 2:l9
Wooley jim, b. g., by Blood
Cnlef .................... = :295
Jewell, brown mare, foaled 1863, by
Vermont, dam the Salter mare, by Can
mons Whip.
Gambetta Wilkes, blk. h. by
George Wilkes ........... 2 :26
The King, blk. h., by George
Wilkes. observation-disclosures. 2 :293
Julia Machree, chestnut mare, foaled
1853, by Seely's American Star, dam by
Pintlar's Bolivar.
Chester, b. g., by Hambleto-
man .''........... 2:2I
Enfield, b. h., by Hambleto-
Kate, black mare, foaled 1852, by Bel
aire, dam not traced.
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Annie Page, b. M, by Dan
iel Lambert. ............ 2:274
Aristos, b. h., by Daniel
Lambert. ............... 2:27i
Fanny Jewett, gray mare, foaled 1859,
not traced.
John j. Clark, gr. g., by Star
of the West............. 2:299
Lady Grosbeck, gr. M, by
Star of the West..... 2.251
Fleetwing, bay mare, foaled 1865, by
Hambletonian, dam by George NJ. Patch
en-; I'd dam by Abdallah.
Ruby, b. M, by Sultan... 2:193
Stamboul, br. h., by Sultan. 2:26t
Flora, bay mare, foaled 1869, by Henry
Clay, dam Adams Mare by Napoleon;
I'd dam by Cox's Arabian.
st. Julien, b. G., by Volun-
teer... ................. 2:11f
st. Reno, b. g., by Volun-
teer.... .................. 2 :2S5
Unolala, b. m, by Volunteer 2 :22t
Flora, chestnut mare, said to be by
Jupiter, dam not traced.
Electric, b. e., by Edward
Everett. .................. 2 :26t
Young Fullerton, CHI. h., by
Edward Everett. .......2:2
Grand Duchess, bay mare, foaled 1858,
by lIanley's IIiatoga, dam johnson mare
by John Richards.
Galatea, b. M, by Fear
naught. Observation-Disclosures. 2 :243
*Cohannet, br. h., by Bay
State.... ................. 2 :115
Green Mountain Maid brown mare,
foaled 1858, by Harry Clay, dam Shang-
hal Mary, not traced.
Antonio, b. h.. by Messenger
DurOc.. ................. :2S4
Dame Trot, br. M, by Mes
senger Duroc. ... 2:22
Elaine, br. M, by Messen-
ger Duroc. .............. 2:20
Prospero, blk. G., by Messen-
ger DurOc. ............... 2:20
Storm, b. M, ~ Middetown 2 :26t
Gretchen, bay mare, foaled 1867. by
Gideon, dam Kate, not traced.
Lord Nelson, b. h., by We'll
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CHAPTER XIV,
JOHN TO THE S c

The important domestic events described
in the last chapter took place on Dec. z, 1880,
and for the next twelve days or so every
thing went as happily at Mooifontein as
things should go under the circumstances
Every day Silas Croft beamed with a more
enlarged geniality in his satisfaction at the
turn things had taken, and every day John
found cause to congratulate himself more
and more on thei issue Of his bold venture to-
ward matrimony. Now that he came to be
on such intimate terms with his betrothed, he
perceived a hundred charms and graces in
her character which he had never suspected
before. Bessie was like a flower: the more
she basked in the light and warmth Of her
love the more her character opened and I'M
folded, shedding perfumed sweetness round
her and revealing unguessed charms. 1t is SO
with all women, and more especially with a
woman Of her stamp, whom nature has
made to love and be loved as maid
and wife and mother. Her undoubted
personal beauty also shared in this
development, her fair face taking a richer
hue and her eyes an added depth and mean
ing. She was in every respect, save one, all
that q man could desire in his wife, and even
the exception was one that would have stood
to her credit with most men. 1t wa this:
she was not an intellectual woman, although
she certainly possessed more than the ordi-
nary share Of intelligence and work O day
common sense. Now John was a decidedly
intellectual man, and, what is more, he highly
appreciated that rare quality in the other
sex. But, after all, when one is just engaged
to a sweet and lovely woman, one does not
think much about.her intellect. Those sort
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MORTGAGE SALT.

WHEREAS, OTTO FRITSCII, MORTGAGOR,
w made, executed and delivered to II J Hastings,
nhortgngcr. II certain mortgage of real property, bear
ing dntr the lotl, day Of December, 1884, upon condi.
ton, among otter things, that he should wcll and
truly I@y III" sum OF four hundred and fifty dollars,
with interest ut . per cent until paid, which mortgage
contained therein II power authorizing tho sale Of said
real property upon default lHing made in said condI.
ton, and default having been nude hy failure Of mort
sagor to lmy the suid note and Interest, said power Of
sale lits become operative, uul no action or proceeding
having been instituted ri law to recover the doit now
remaining secured by such mortgage or any part
Thereof, the snid mortgage having been duly recorded
In the Office of the register of deeds in and for the
county Of Ramsey. Territory Of Dakota, on the 10Th
day Of December, 1884. at ii O'Clock u M, In mortgage
record "C," pngc lUl.
Now therefore, notice IL hereby given that said mort.
gage will bn foreclosel by virtue Of the power Of au!c
contained therein, and pursuant To the statute In s,icI,
case made and provided, by sale Of the mortgagei
premises or some part Of them. That by rcusOn Of
said default the mortgage hereby declares said princi.
pal note due nnd payable. That the amount claimed
to hc due thereon at this date 1. s55G.OG and interest
thereon, at the rate OF u per cent from April q, 1887,
and an attorney fee Of fifty dollars.
That tho nlortgagcd premises ARE described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Tho nortl, half Of the northeast quarter,
The southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter md tho
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter (nI@3 ncIIi,
swH neH and nwI SEQ In section thirty ono (iij
ownship one hundred and fiity-six north u6Gn) range
~sixty.hvc west tG5w). And TINT said premises with tic
hcrcditamcnts nEd appnrtenanccs will be- sold at public
auction To the highest bidder for cash TO pay said debt
and interest, and the taxes, il ANY, on said premises,
and nifty dollars attorneys fee, IA. stipulated in and By
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure, and the disiursc.
Incnts allowed by law; which sale will he mnlc by the
sheriff OF said Ramsey county, Or his deputy, 1t the
front door of tho court house in the city Of Devils
Lake, IN said county md Territory. on the eth day of
June, 1887, ut II o'clock n III of that day.
Dated this 9th day of A Iril, 1887.
H. HASTINGS,
Smith X Wilder, Attorneys for Mortgage. l.,
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DkFACLT HAVING BEEN MADE IN THE
- payment OF the sum OF two hundred aud eighty.
hHe dollars, (S2S5 COY which IL claimed to 10 due at tho
date OF this notice upon IL certain mortgage, duly tx.
ecuted aud delivered by Frank t;oldammcr, mort.
gagor. 10 John harrington, trustee, mortgagee. bearing
date til" 2lst day. of November, A y, 1854, aud, with a
power Of sale therein contained, duly recorded In the
ONCE OF the register of deeds in and for tho county of
Ramsey and Territory of Dakota, on the 4Gtl day Of No
velhbsr. A ID, 1854, at II o'clock u III, in book No Of
mortgages, on rag" l95. and covering the property here.
matter described, and no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise having been instituted I" recover the debt
secured ny said mortgage. or any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given, TINT by virtue
OF the power OF sale contained In said mortgage, und
pursuant to the statute nsuch case made and provided,
the said mortgage will he f0reclosai by II sale of the
premises described in and conveyed by said mortgage,
VIZ: Lot number eighteen (ls) In block number
eighteen uS), In the city Of Devils Lake, In Ramsey
county, Territory Of Dakota, with the lrrciituments
aud nppurtcnances, which sale will be undo by tho
sheriff of said Ramsey county ut the front door OF tho
court house, IN the city of Devils Lake, In said county
and territory, ON tho 9th day of July, A ID 1887, ut 2
o'clock p III, Of thut day, ut public auction, to the high
est bidder for cnsi', to ray said debt and interest, and
Inc taxes, II any, on said premises, and twenty five
dollars attorneys fees, us stipulated In and BY said
mortgage In case of foreclosure, and the disiursc.
ments allowed by law; subject To REDEMPTION ut nny
time within one year from the day of sale, us provided
10y law.
Dated Devils Lake, u 7, May 81, A 1887.
JOHN HARRINGTON, Trustee, Mortgage.
G l. Campbell, Attorney for Maj tgagre. J-i5
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XIII.

FRANK MULLER Show HIS HAND.
Presently Muller turned round. "Do you
know why l have told you this, ON Silasf'
he asked.
"No."
because l want you to understand that
you and all the Englishmen in this country
are in a very dangerous position. The war
is a coming, and whether it goes for you
or against you, you must suffer. You
Englishmen have many enemies. You have
got all the trade and own nearly half the
land, and you are always standing up for the
black people, whom the Beers hate. It will
go hard with you if there is a war. You will
be shot and your houses will be burned, and
if you lose the day, those who escape will be
driven out Of the country. It will be the
Transvaal for the Transvaalers, then, and
Africa for the Africanders."
swell, Frank Muller, and if all this should
come to pass, what Of it, What are you
driving at, Frank Muller? You don't show
me your hand like this for nothing"
The Boer laughed. "Of course l don't, ON
Silas. Well, If you want to know, 1 will tell
you what l mean. I mean that 1 alone can
protect you and your place and people in the
bad lines that are coming. l have more in
fiuence in the land than you know of. Per-
haps, even, l could stave off the war, and if
it suited me to do so 1 would do it. At the
least I could keep you from being harmed,
that I know. But l have my price, ON silas,
as we all have, and it must be money down
and no credit"
II don't understand you and your dark say
ings," said the old man, coldly. II am a
Straightforward man, and If you will tell me
what you mean l will give you my answer if
not, I don't see the good Of our going on talk
ing"
"Very well; I will tell you what I mean. 1
mean Bessie. l mean that I love your niece
and want to marry her-ay, l mean to marry
her by fair means or foul-and that she will
have nothing to say to me-"
"And what have I to do with that, Frank
Muller? The girl is her own mistress. 1 can
not dispose of her in marriage, sven If [
wanted to, as though she were a colt or an OK.
You must plead your own suit and take your
own answer"
II have pleaded my suit and I have got my
answer" answered the Boer, with passion.
"Don't you understand she will have nothing
to say to me. She is in love with tho id
rooibaatje Mel. whom you have brought up
here. She is in love with him, I say, and will
not look at me-"
"Ah," replied Silas Croft, calmly, sis that
sol Then she shows very good taste, for
John Mel is an honest man, Frank Muller,
and you are not. Listen to me-" he went on,
with a sudden outburst of passion; II tell
you that you are a dishonorable man and q
villain. I tell you that you murdered the
Hottentot Jantje's father, mother and uncle
in cold blood when you were yet a lad. I
tell you that the other day you tried to muir
der John Mel, pretending to mistake him for
q buck! And now you, who petitioned for
this country to be taken over by the queen,
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sons. I LOVE YOU WITH NY WHOLE HEART.

JOhN, I LOVE o WITH MY WHOLE HEART.
"Baas Franks black horse" he muttered to
himself. 1.-THE black horse has a cracked
heel and one foot hits the ground more softly
than the others. What is Baas Frank COM
ing here for! After missile Bessie), I think.
He would be mad if he knew that missile went
down to the plantation with Baas Mel just
now. People go into plantations to kiss each
other Jantje was not far out there, and it
would make Baas Frank mad if he knew
that. He would strike me if I told him, or I
would tell him."
The horses hoofs were getting near by
now, so Jantje slipped as easily and naturally
as q snake into q thick tuft of rank grass
that grew between the blue gums M waited.
Presently the big horse approached, and
the snake like Hottentot raised his head ever
SO little and peered out with his beady black
eyes through the straw like grass stems.
They fell on Muller's cold face. It was evil
dent that he was In q reflective mood-in an
angrily reflective mood.
"What is Baas Frank thinking of, l Won
,derg" said Jantje to himself as horse and man
passed within four feet of him. Then rising,
he crossed the road, and slipping round by
q back way like a fox from a covert, was
standing at the stable door with a vacant and
utterly unobservant expression of face some
seconds before the black horse and its rider
had reached the house.
II will give them one more chance, lust
one more thought the handsome Boer, or
rather half breed tor it will be remembered
that his mother was English, ''and if they
won't take it, then let their fate be upon
their own heads. Tomorrow I 20 to the
bymakaar at Paarde Kraal to take counsel
with Paul Kruger and Pretorius, and the
other fathers of the land as they call them
selves. If I throw in my weight against re-
bellion there will be nc rebellion; If l urge it
there will be, and if ON Silas will not give
me Bessie, and Bessie will not marry me, I
will urge it even if it plunge the whole
country in war from the Cape to Waterberg.
Patriotism! Independence! Taxes!-that is
b they all cry till they begin to believe it
themselves. Bah! those are not the things
l would 60 to war for: but ambition and re-
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Merchants National Bank.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLER oy THE CURRENCY, :
WARRINGTON, D. c., May "a, 1887.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that 1.-THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk OF DEVILS
LAKE" in the village Of Devil. Lake, in the county
Of Ramsey, and territory Of Dakota, has complied with
all the provisions. Of the statutes Of the United States,
required to be complied with before an association
shall be authorized to the business Of bank
ing.
Now THEREFORE,, I. William l.. Trenholm, comp
troller Of the currency, do hereby certify that THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK or DEVILS
LAKE" in the village Of Devils Lake, in the county
OF Ramsey and territory of Dakota, Is authorized to
ommenc the business Of banking, as provided in
section nfty-one hundred and sixty-nine Of the re.
vised statutes Of the United States.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand and seal OF
Office, this 18th day Of May, 1887.
Seal Of the W., 4. TRENHOLM,
Comptroller Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
the Currency
ma
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SIDE. now on rnar, TIA az .usu muncr,
thoroughly mystifed. and feeling his SUPER
stitious fears rising apace as the moaning
sound fitted about beneath the dark arch Of
the gum trees, made a rush for his horse,
which was standing snorting and trembling
in every limb. 1t is almost as easy to work
upon the superstitious fears Of a dog or a
horse as upon those of a man, but Muller, not
being war; of this, took the animals alarm
as a clear indication of the uncanny nature of
the voice. With a single bound he sprang
into his saddle, and as he did so the woman's
voice walled out once more:
frank, thou shalt die in blood as I did,
Frank"